Transport Rule

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Transport Rule is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulation designed to reduce interstate air pollution from power plants by limiting emissions that contribute to smog and fine particle pollution in downwind states.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States environmental regulation
air pollution control rule
addressesProblem cross-state air pollution
downwind air quality nonattainment
administeredBy United States Environmental Protection Agency NERFINISHED
affects downwind states
upwind states
aimsTo protect downwind states from air pollution
reduce interstate air pollution
appliesTo power plants
country United States of America
surface form: United States
enforcedBy U.S. Environmental Protection Agency NERFINISHED
environmentalGoal improve public health in downwind states
reduce fine particle pollution
reduce smog
legalBasis Clean Air Act NERFINISHED
mechanism emission limits for power plants
state emission reduction requirements
policyArea air quality management
environmental protection
pollutantType fine particulate matter precursors
pollutantType ozone precursors
regulates emissions that contribute to fine particle pollution
emissions that contribute to smog
interstate air pollution
regulatoryType federal implementation rule
scope interstate transport of air pollutants
sectorTargeted electric power sector
shortName Transport Rule
targetsSource upwind power plant emissions

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Clean Air Interstate Rule replacedBy Transport Rule